The phrase "may be fraudulent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest the possibility that something is fraudulent. For example: "The accounting records show a large discrepancy in the reported funds, which may be fraudulent."
Some of the rejected ballots may be fraudulent, sent by someone other than the voter.
Mr. Boies said the document may be fraudulent, because earlier copies of it kept the team as community property.
He noted that industrywide data show that 10 to 25percentt of claims may be fraudulent, a figure he called "significant".
The board does routinely refer evidence of possible illegal activity, like contributions (whether or not made through bundlers) that may be fraudulent (for example, made under false names).
Mr. Levin added that "the question is if some of these signs are getting in under permits that may be fraudulent" and that, if so, the city should demand that they be taken down.
Mobile banking is safer than storing wealth in the form of cattle (which can become diseased and die), gold (which can be stolen), in neighbourhood savings schemes (which may be fraudulent) or by stuffing banknotes into a mattress.
The move is a response to growing concern that some of the claims the trust receives are not valid and may even be fraudulent.
Documents that are to go out today seeking policyholder approval of a reorganization of the Liberty Mutual Insurance Company into a hybrid insurer "may not be fraudulent," but they heavily accentuate the positive and gloss over the negative, a judge in Boston said this week.
People selling tickets on the street in front of the booth may be selling fraudulent tickets, and you'll end up finding out at the door that you can't see the performance.
"At this point, it appears it is a hoax," said court spokesman Rod Hansen, adding if it is proven to be fraudulent, it may take some time to remove the hand-written filing from the court's online records system.
If a transaction goes under investigation or proves to be fraudulent, you may never end out of pocket with a credit card providing your card issuer provides protection.
